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43 - Bread and Circuses |
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SEQ | 54 | |
R4 | 26 | |
NBC | 15.03.1968 | |
TMC | 20.11.1979 | |
DVD | 22 (PG) | |
PST | Ludi spaziali (12) 05.1979 | |
STO | John Kneubuhl Gene L. Coon Gene Roddenberry |
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REG | Ralph Senensky | |
GUS | Cap. R.M. Merick Merikus |
William Smithers |
Claudius Marcus | Logan Ramsey | |
Septimus | Ian Wolfe | |
Flavius | Rhodes Reason | |
Drusilla | Lois Jewell | |
Achilles | Max Kleven | |
Poliziotto | William Bramley | |
Annunciatore del gioco televisivo | Bartell LaRue | |
Addetto ai giochi | Jack Perkins | |
Guardia Controfigura di DeForest Kelley |
Paul Baxley | |
Controfigura di Leonard Nimoy | Allen Pinson | |
Stunt schiavi | Tom Steele Gil Perkins |
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IT | Nell'arena con i gladiatori | |
FR | Sur les chemins de Rome | |
DE | Brot und Spiele | |
ES | Pan y circo | |
BR | Pão e Circo | |
JP | Mou-hitotsu no Chikyu (Another Earth) | |
SCR | prima stesura: 02.05.1967 terza stesura finale riveduta: 12.09.1967 |
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RIP | Metà settembre 1967 |
Data Stellare 4040.7: Kirk, Spock e McCoy scendono sul pianeta 892 IV, nei cui pressi scomparve la Beagle. Qui trovano una civiltà paragonabile a quella terrestre del XX secolo, ma con una struttura sociale identica a quella dell'antica Roma imperiale; e trovano anche il capitano R.M. Merik della Beagle, conosciuto in quella civiltà come Primo Cittadino Merikus.
McCoy: Once, just once, I'd like to be able to land someplace and say,
«Behold, I am the Archangel Gabriel!»
Spock: I fail to see the humor in that situation, Doctor.
McCoy: Naturally. You could hardly claim to be an angel with those
pointed ears, Mister Spock. But say you landed someplace with a pitchfork...
Flavius: What do you call those?
Spock: I call them ears.
Flavius: Are you trying to be funny?
Spock: Never.
McCoy: I'm trying to thank you, you pointed-ear hobgoblin!
Spock: Oh, yes, you humans have that emotional need to express gratitude. «You're
welcome», I believe, is the correct response.
Kirk: It is one of our most important laws that none of us may interfere with the affairs of others.
Kirk: Our people don't believe in slavery.
Spock: Then the Prime Directive is in full force, Captain?
Kirk: No identification of self or mission. No Interference with the
social development of said planet.
McCoy: No references to space or the fact that there are other
worlds or more advanced civilizations.
McCoy: I'm a doctor, not an actor.